SWYZ721 Member Aug 24, 2004 208 0 16 Ann Arbor, MI May 9, 2006 #1 May 9, 2006 #1 Ok, so I'm changing the gasket right now, and I'm cleaning the surfaces, but the gasket is on there like a mutherfuucker, is their any thing I can spray on and leave for a little bit to help make it come off easier? Do you think rubbing alcohol would be ok?
Ok, so I'm changing the gasket right now, and I'm cleaning the surfaces, but the gasket is on there like a mutherfuucker, is their any thing I can spray on and leave for a little bit to help make it come off easier? Do you think rubbing alcohol would be ok?
B BadAndy Founding Member Feb 21, 2001 766 0 0 Ohio May 9, 2006 #2 May 9, 2006 #2 if you have an air compressor, i like my air tool and rolock [sp] disk
final5-0 Mustang Master Apr 6, 2003 6,817 12 79 DFW Texas May 9, 2006 #3 May 9, 2006 #3 Are we talking about a block deck or a thermo housing Any kind of description would be helpful ... like Are we talking about Steel or Aluminum surfaces What are you working on? Grady
Are we talking about a block deck or a thermo housing Any kind of description would be helpful ... like Are we talking about Steel or Aluminum surfaces What are you working on? Grady
SWYZ721 Member Aug 24, 2004 208 0 16 Ann Arbor, MI May 9, 2006 #4 May 9, 2006 #4 I have an elec dremel, and it started cutting into the metal, and with the header still next to the head, I don't want metal shavings flying around. This **** is a REAL BIITCH man, I've been scraping it with a flathead and a utility knife and I'm having NO LUCK! Anybody?
I have an elec dremel, and it started cutting into the metal, and with the header still next to the head, I don't want metal shavings flying around. This **** is a REAL BIITCH man, I've been scraping it with a flathead and a utility knife and I'm having NO LUCK! Anybody?
SWYZ721 Member Aug 24, 2004 208 0 16 Ann Arbor, MI May 9, 2006 #5 May 9, 2006 #5 Passenger side header gasket EDIT: the header has just been ubolted and turned sideways, but it is still in the little pocket of space.
Passenger side header gasket EDIT: the header has just been ubolted and turned sideways, but it is still in the little pocket of space.
SWYZ721 Member Aug 24, 2004 208 0 16 Ann Arbor, MI May 9, 2006 #6 May 9, 2006 #6 this gasket is UNBELIEVEABLE, I'm gonna ****in beat the shiit out of my shiity aaassss piece of shiit car! God damnit what can I use to get the gasket material off!
this gasket is UNBELIEVEABLE, I'm gonna ****in beat the shiit out of my shiity aaassss piece of shiit car! God damnit what can I use to get the gasket material off!
GRGT1994 New Member Sep 22, 2004 1,034 0 0 May 9, 2006 #7 May 9, 2006 #7 Go to a parts store and get gasket remover. It comes in an arosol can. It won't work magic, but may help some.
Go to a parts store and get gasket remover. It comes in an arosol can. It won't work magic, but may help some.
SWYZ721 Member Aug 24, 2004 208 0 16 Ann Arbor, MI May 9, 2006 #8 May 9, 2006 #8 How necessary is it? I'm fighting with the last bits right now. Also what side faces the head the metal side or the graphite side?
How necessary is it? I'm fighting with the last bits right now. Also what side faces the head the metal side or the graphite side?